Igniting your nonprofit’s economic and social impact through partnerships

Based on 35 years of designing innovative, highly successful partnerships between the for-profit, nonprofit, education and government sectors, this webinar provides an opportunity to learn proven
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Based on 35 years of designing innovative, highly successful partnerships between the for-profit, nonprofit, education and government sectors, this webinar provides an opportunity to learn proven techniques to ignite the economic and social impact of your nonprofit organization. Called the "Father of cause marketing" by the Cause Marketing Forum, your presenter, Bruce Burtch, has worked for or with organizations ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to a two-person arts program, and every size and type of organization in between. You will hear case studies, understand the challenges and opportunities of partnerships, and walk away with tools and techniques to greatly benefit your organization.

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Benefits to Special Olympics
• Soccer balls
• Many new volunteers
• Coverage in Levi’s corporate newsletter
• Levi executive came on Board of Directors

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Benefits to Special Olympics
• Soccer balls
• Many new volunteers
• Coverage in Levi’s corporate newsletter
• Levi executive came on Board of Directors
• Media coverage throughout the Bay Area

18.
Benefits to Special Olympics
• Soccer balls
• Many new volunteers
• Coverage in Levi’s corporate newsletter
• Levi executive came on Board of Directors
• Media coverage throughout the Bay Area
• Top two or three funding partners

19.
Benefits to Special Olympics
• Soccer balls
• Many new volunteers
• Coverage in Levi’s corporate newsletter
• Levi executive came on Board of Directors
• Media coverage throughout the Bay Area
• Top two or three funding partners
• Recognition influenced other businesses to
support Special Olympics

21.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi

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Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate

23.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate
• Deeper understanding of their community and its needs

24.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate
• Deeper understanding of their community and its needs
• Enjoyed a sense of pride and accomplishment

25.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate
• Deeper understanding of their community and its needs
• Enjoyed a sense of pride and accomplishment
• Served on Board and gained new insight

26.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate
• Deeper understanding of their community and its needs
• Enjoyed a sense of pride and accomplishment
• Served on Board and gained new insight
• Received exceptional media coverage

27.
Benefits to Levi
• Employees brought new skills back to their jobs and
became more valuable to Levi
• Employees experienced the benefits of helping those
less fortunate
• Deeper understanding of their community and its needs
• Enjoyed a sense of pride and accomplishment
• Served on Board and gained new insight
• Received exceptional media coverage
• Put Levi Corporate Social Responsibility into action

61.
You are in the Right Place
You understand the new normal
You bring more benefits to a partnership

62.
You are in the Right Place
You understand the new normal
You bring more benefits to a partnership
You have a business value proposition

63.
You are in the Right Place
You understand the new normal
You bring more benefits to a partnership
You have a business value proposition
You understand the importance of alignment

64.
You are in the Right Place
You understand the new normal
You bring more benefits to a partnership
You have a business value proposition
You understand the importance of alignment
You know to open the marketing door first

65.
You are in the Right Place
You understand the new normal
You bring more benefits to a partnership
You have a business value proposition
You understand the importance of alignment
You know to open the marketing door first
You understand partnerships bring more
benefit than any other form of business

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“Win-Win for the Greater Good reveals the true
essence of success - focusing on the business
objectives of your partner, while striving together to
create a greater good.”
Casey Sheahan, CEO, Patagonia, Inc.
“Read it and learn from a master!”
James E. Austin, Harvard Business School
“A ‘must read’ for any organization.”
Howard Behar, President, Starbucks Coffee
“Worth its weigh in fundraising gold.”
Peggy Duvette, Executive Director, WiserEarth
“An amazing compilation of great ideas!”
Sherri Lewis Wood, Founder, One Warm Coat
“Best book ever written on this important subject!”
Mary O’Mara, Executive Director, MarinLink